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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-11-26

six broke from their fastenings and
dashed through the sides of the
burning structure, roaring and
trumpeting in a terrific manner.
Six elephants and a large African
hippopotamus rushed about the
streets, presenting a sickening ap-
pearance. Their sides were burned,
and great pieces of flesh a foot
square fell off. Thirty elephants
and a large lion started across the
country towards Fairfield and East
on. One of the elephants burned
was TIE Sa rel White Elephal
The lion which escaped at the time
the fire broke out, was later found
in barn, where he had killed and
was devouring COW. The total
loss is estimated at not less than
than 100000.
THE champion shaver is named
Teddy Wick, he lives in Chelsea,
Stimulated by a chance
to win $75 and silver medal, he
shaved II men in 50 minutes SO
seconds, beating the limit by II
men and 7 seconds. He now offers
% cut y mems hair and shave 20 |
men, to shave 6 other men blind
olded, and 6 more with one hand,
he other hand being tied behind
lim, in competition as to time
igainst BARRIERS from all over the
world.
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For Ada County. Idaho.

FOR AGA county, luanO.
Deposits received subject TO check on de
imand. Exchange sold on the principal cities
Great Britain, Ireland, Holland, Belgium,
France, Switzerland. Italy, Spain, Portugal,
Africa, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Nor
way, Finland, Austria, Russia, Poland,
Roumania, The Orient and Australia.
fJExchange bought and sold on all the
principal cities OF the United States.
Agents for the White Star & Guion Line
steamship tickets TO and from Europe.
A full line of Fire Insurance Companies.
Policies issued on all classes of properly.
All collecting will receive personal and
prompt attention.
Special attention given to the shipment of
ores, gold and silver bullion, on which liberal
advances will be made,
VIII buy County and Territorial warrants
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Chase National Bank, New York City.
Wells Fargo G. Co. San Francisco, Gala.
Omaha National Bank, Omaha, Neb.
Commercial National Bank, Portland, Or
First National Bank, Ogden, Utah.
Commercial National Bank, Ogden, Utah.
First National Bank of Idaho, Boise City, l. I.
Boise City National Bank, Boise City, IDAHO
81 INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

a new system of religious belief
which is attracting considerable at
tention among literary people is
called Christian Science" Joined
to it is peculiar theory concerning
disease and bodily ailments. It's
theories are new AMI strange, and
it is said that its cures are many.
The leader of the Christian scien-
lists is lady of about sixty-fve
years, Mrs. Mary B. G. Eddy, of
Boston, President of the Massa-
chusetts Metaphysical College. For
twenty-five years it is said she was
pronounced by physicians to be an
invalid and ineurable. After MAX
ing certain discoveries by which
she was cured, she developed the
system Of Christian Science as it is
at present believed in and practieed.
A college has been established in
Ohio where the principles of the
new system are taught and the
student learns to exercise the cura-
tive power in a measure proportion
ed to his or her belief in Christian
faith. Christian Science is some
thing entirely distinct from the
mind cure. It is based upon the /
Bible and some of its interpreta- |
tons are rather unique 1t believes
chat man was created in the image |
of God, but that the similarity be-
tween humanity and Divinity was
spiritual similarity only. That
mans spirit today is identical with
Gods spirit, the same as it was in
the past. That man spiritually is
perfect, but that his mortal or ma
telial envelope is subject to evils
such as ''sin, sickness and DEATH"
and that the material body can be
controlled by the spiritual. In the
cure of disease, the patient is con-
yineed that his indisposition is I'M
real, that his real life is spiritual ,
perfection, and that in order thatit I
may be attained, he must have '
'aith in God, and then he will rise t
o higher plane OF intellectually 4
IS we'll as physical perfection. 1t is +
eported that its cures are numer- b
us, and they are creating consider h
bic discussion not only among q
S'''iicated people, but among phys "
-ii sassas e s well A well-known phys OIL
ian in discussing the acts of the OF
hIistian Scientists said that in his pl
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-11-26

GOVERNOR FoRAKER's increased
majority was doubtless due to the
modesty with which he conducted
his campaign n viii down Tom
Powell" II have downed Grover
Cleveland" II will down JEFF
Davis" 81 have fought in thirteen
batties,' Il am stronger man
than Sherman in some respects"
II want to see more blood sprinkled
on the flag" these are all extracts
from one Of his closing speeches.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-11-26

RANDOLPH fuckers services as
AN orator are in varied demand
since his retirement from political
life. Besides making the argument
before the Supreme Court in the
case Of the Chicago Anarchists, for
which he is to receive $4,000, he
has lately been at work on an adj
dress to be delivered at the centen-
NAL of the Presbyterian Synod in
Virginia. This meeting will be
held on the 25th Of October, next,
in the old church in Rockbridge
county, where the FIRST Synod met
nearly a century ago. The Rev
Dr.. Hoge, perhaps the ablest pulpit
orator in the South, viii preach the
centennial sermon.
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THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO, NOV. 40, 1887
TnE foreign labor CONTRACT law

THE foreign labor contract law
viii likely prevent Plymouth
Church from employing Mr.. Barry,
the Englishman, as Beecher's sue
cessor. The foreign labor contract
law allows the importation of ac-
tors, singers, etc, under contract,
but the attorney for the port of
New York, rules that ministers
come under the law.
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THE U. S. Supreme Court last
week declared that the driven we'll
patents were invalid. The Green
well patent was declared invalid by
Justice Blatchford on the ground
that it il had been clearly proven
that the invention was in use at
Cortland, New York, two years be-
fore application was made for
patent by its present holders.
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF-NO.
TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, !
Boise City, Idaho, Oct. 10, 1857. J

Notice is hereby given that Carrie A.
Strahom, Of Caldwell, Ada county, Idaho
Territory, has filed notice Of intention TO make
proof on her desert land claim No 3o4, for
the nw4 and ne and NJ se4 and ny
sw4 sec. SO, VIZ nw4, nw4 sw4 see 81,
tP4n, 3 W, containing Goo acres, before
Register and Receiver at Boise City, Idaho,
on
MONDAY, THE srH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1887,
She names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation Of
said land: Elijah Frost, Eugene r. Stroh-
ecker Charles H. Reed, Hardy n. Maxcy,
all of Caldwell P. 0. Ada County, Idaho.
48 HARLAN PEFLEY, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I and o., - n~..< o.. Il.L
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho,
Ortohar ~ rQS-

- , -, ioS/.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of bis intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Reg
lister and Receiver at Boise City, Idaho, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1857,
viz: Fletcher II. Lovejoy, who made II. +.
No. 1885 for the lot g, ejH nwl4, sw quarter
ne quarter, sec. so, To 5nr4w. He names
the following witnesses to prove his con-
said land, viz: Frank Gilbert, Charles I. F.
Peterson, Theodore W. Boone, l. n. Tucker,
all of Parma P. o. Ada CO., Idaho.
50 HARLEM PEFLEY, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY, IDAHO, /
Oct 10 1877

LAND OFFICE AT Boise CITY, IDAHO.
Oct. 70, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before regis
ter and receiver at Boise City, Idaho, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER S, 1887,
viz: Frank r. Fouch, who filed Pre- D. S.
No. 36oS for these4 NV 4 sw4 mex M SEA
sec Q, Up S n, range ". He names the fol-
lowing witnesses TO prove his continuous
upon, and cultivation Of, said land,
viz; Richard II. Stockton, Robert Hsmil-
ton, w, B. Odom, c. K, Gary, all of Parma
P. o., Ada Co., Idaho.
IS HARLEM PEFLEY, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-11-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho, I
ncf.,kar o-fh 49,

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of bis intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver at Boi.e City, idaho, on Dec.
9, 1857, viz: Alfred J. Mitchell, who made
II. f. No. II77 for the VIZ ne4. nenw4
Lot 3, sec. u, tp S north range west. He
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz: Richard II. Stockton, David
Miller, Robert Hamilton, and Smith II.
Stockton, all OF Parma Idaho.
- HARLEM PEFLEY, Register.
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DESERT LAND, FINAL -PROOF-NO-
TICE FOR PUBLICATION,
U. St Land Office, Boise City, I. T.
100,

OClODtT n 10Y. ] ;
Notice is hereby given that Jackson c.
Smith, of Caldwell, Ada county, Idaho, has
filed notice of intention 10 make proof on his
desert land claim No. 3I7, for the neg sw4
nw4 sex sec 9, tp4nr3w, before Register
and Receiver, at Boise City, Idaho, on
MONDAY, THE 2Ist DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1887. He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and reclamation
Of said land: George D. Stafford, B. F.
Parrish, Charles Nnzman, Z. Tollman, all
Of Caldwell, Idaho.
HARLEM PEFLEY, Register.
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For Misses and children we have
Spring Heel and Regular Heel in Goat
Grain. Kid and Calf Skin---Button and
Lace--at all prices. And notably in
this line we have a complete stock Of
"Hendersons Little Red School House
Shoes" for children.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Porte for permission to establish
community in Turkey.
NINE cables connect Europe an
America. Altogether there ar
now in use $4,000 naticai miles Q
cables.
Mas. SACHS, the St. Louis cool
who threw the pancake at Mrs
Cleveland, is now on exhibition in {
dime museum.
MATTHIAS SPLITLoG is the sugges
tive name of a wealthy Indian rail-
way-builder. He began business
on q capital of 50cent
BALTIMORE capitalists are report
ed to be contemplating the estab-
lishment of telegraph company
to compete with the Western Union
THE petition to the Governor of
Kansas for clemency in the case of
the druggists clerk who was SEN
fenced to seventeen years impris-
onment and $4,000 fine for selling
liquor was successful, and the term
has been reduced to six months.
THE reports received last week
from San Reno, on the Riviera,
where the Crown Prince of Ger
many has been sojourning for some
time past, make only too apparent
the doom of the illustrious patient.
The doctors now agree that the re-
curing growth in the throat is cam
GER
THE Dutch steamer IVY. A.
Scholten," Captain Taat, command
ing, which left Rotterdam Wednes-
lay for New York, was sunk by a
collision with another steamer ten
miles off Dover, England There |
go passengers and crew, of which |
me hundred and forty are missing. |
The Scholten sunk in twenty min
ties after the accident.
SUPERINTENDENT of Police Wall
ng tells in his book soon to be pub
isned the sequel to the stealing of
he body of A. T. Stewart, thus dis
olving the mystery that has hung
bout it for nine years. The sum
'aid the thieves was $4,000, and
he remains were delivered to a
Dung relative of Mrs. Stewart,
Tho went to lonely part of West
hester county to receive them.
A NEW scheme in England is to
ridge the English Channel. The
istance is twenty-five miles, aud
ne idea is to place massive piles !
900 feet apart, rising thirty-two ,
let out Of the water and supporting
on piers, on which the flooring
i'll rest. The time for construc- ,
on is placed at seven years, and 1
lie cost at $200,00O,0OO. It is Z
ute safe to predict that the scheme T
i'll not he carried ont in this gen. a
alton
CouNr DE LEssEPs has announc-
to the French Academy of Sci I
ices that the Panama canal will /
opened on February Sd, 1890
ne work will not then be entirely
but the passage will be
&c for twenty ships day 1t is Il
tiniated that this traffic viii pro- II
zee an annual revenue of from co. II
5000 francs to 100000 francs.
Ie venerable count no doubt ex- d
cts the shareholders to believe
! promises. r.
The main building Of Barnum &
iley's Greatest Show on Earth"
s destroyed by fire on the eve =
'g of Nov. goth. The building
$ 600 by 200 feet and was en- \
,ly consumed. The fire origi-
ed from the exploding of lam |
n carried by Waterman in the
Sc building, setting fire to the -
r and straw. Before the first
rm ceased the whole building i
enveloped in flames, and no in
dared approach it, being fearful
be crazed animals. Three ele-
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i fa6risiren. Die beiteu fraua6Iilden

3u fabrt3tren. Die belfeH trln30llIben
Weiue feien bic, spelhe auf varmem"
8ooen geaogen nerben. Nber nit gu-
ter Gellereiuri9tdlg werbe mon i'm
Stanbe iein. bier re6t CUTE Weine Der.
suiteIen. Oas bortige Glima fei benz
BON 5ib-Granfrei6 iebr dbnlib, Der
biefse Boben aber Diel rei9er. prof.
8iala III inbeB Der Meinuus, bob elm
paar fran36fide Sraubeniorten gefuns
ben netbeu f6nnten. bic ii9 TN &io
@ranoe- Sbal nit GrfoIg aleben lie6en.
$ = Gin Selesramm pom sups,ins
teabenten beg 5taatssefdngniHes In
Must on ben @ouoerreur melbet, baB
Der 0o6ofeu "Old-Alcalde'' am err
ften Gage ieiner Wieoeter6ffnung 20
Sonneu guten giisns geliefsrt bat, unb
baB bic Qusli6t lei, ct peroe am sweis
ten lGon 25 lieferu. @benIo. bab elm
3ieselofen nit $4,000 5teineu in
Branb geiebt lit.
= Die Garmerz Alidn3 bon Naparro
County, er6ffnet in Goriieana elm
S1nbs unb Giiefel @ei6dft. Ser
3med 1T ni6t funobl nit bemfelben
@elo au MAIDEN. als cen Garmern
burd 2ieferung bon binigem 5bubtuert
@elO 3u fparen.
= Nus Cisco, ganIano 60. fommt
ber folsenbe 8sitrag gu unierem lsbten
geri9te iiber bic Oiesidbrige pstats
grnte, neld)er unfefe Hehauptunq, caB
biele Sarmer burd ben reiden grtrag
Der petanbdume filr ben Nusfal Der
Malsernte enii1dbiat piirben, polIltdn>
big betpabrbeitet. Sic ungebsure pes
fanernte, - Iautet Der Seri1t, - biift
hem BON Der Oiirre betrofIenen 2at.>
best5sil bier fat ebem 10 pieber auf,
tpis es Die CUTE 8aummOlens grnte tbut.
Bon oisism plab fnb fGou Elm paar
Giienbabnmagen 2abungen nerlhifft
tporben. unb beute (15. Sttober) iinb
bier auf Der StraBe mebr pefans gum
0ertauf setomnieu, als ie in biefem
Sabre porber. ber pteis betrdat bot
$3.50 bis $3.50 PRO gui9el IA pfuno. }
Tim elm Beiipiel Dafiit su geben, ME
iebr bic Rub Grn.e ben Garmern bilIt.
fiibren mir on, bob fiu nabe bel uuies
rer Gtnot tpobnenoer 6aimer, s. s.
@rounbs beute 1924 pfunb perfauft
bat, tuel@e ibm $444 baar einbra1ten.
= Muitia. Is. Oct. Das Gabrit-
Romite Der Garmersallian3 melhe bes
anftrast III, ben glab ;u beitimmen,
mo- bic Haummoae. nnb Die Wolenfas
BRIT angeleet merben iollen. III beute
ben gaa5en 3ag iibsr bier in Sibung
gemeien. 0erlreter ber umliegenben
Gountiss waren 3usesen. um ibren Gin
fluB fir perfdiebene pldbe geltenb 3u
MAIDEN; hefonbers iir Warble Sails
unb fir 9aifin murbe farf gearbeitet.
Mit meI@sm grfolg, 1T big iebt nidt
befannt geuorben.
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MAerIei.

= Die Sutp bat F1 In benz berh@s
tisten 8eiiel.Gaue ni9t einigen t6nnen
unb bic @Geibung bleibt baber ,tuaus.
9eipro6en. 9eitel muB ieiner ssrou
mad mie bor nonatli9 800 gum 2es
bensunterbalt sabIen. Man bofft, ba6
bic beibeu parteien iid persleihen uers
6en-fonff fiebt cine 3peite Muflage bes
ffanboI6ien proaeifes in MusfiGt.
= Die pubnla9erin GrI. Snielmann
iianb am Samitag in @efabr au Der.
bremen. sic Iegte 2oblen in benz
Gurnaee na1. pobei elm Gumten ibr
2leib ent3anbete. Sic lief bilierufenb
i'm 9ofs umber, woburd bic 6Iammen
fi6 nod i6neller iiber iie perbreiteten.
gnbli@ tamen Na9barn berbei, bic He
einbhllien unb bic 6lamnen erfiidten.
Grl. Suielmanu fommt nit lei1ien
8ranbmunben am Nrm oapon.
= 6euie Nbenb fiabet i'm galino
eine Spe3ial : Neriammlung Der Mt.
glieber fatt.
Sos 8ergnbgungs Qomite ber
@afino : @elellidaft bsranltaItet Mfitt,
mod Abenb bic erfe mulifalij1e Nbenb.
unterbaltung Der 5aiion, morauf mir
bic Wtitglieber aufmertiam MAIDEN.
Sas programm 1T febr rei9baltig unb
uieloeripre6enb.
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Sin plBhlttnes G,efiihl

bet sfdlte am Rldsrat, sefOlst bon Sitfdauern
unS iiberreidIi9er SaDeiBabiOnoernas. @ir
ale tennen bieie Symphonic, ipenn aud nidt
aus grfabruus, 70 bod bon 9oreniasen. @as
nimn,t man am beifsn bageseu? gbinin
Oas if unaptiislbaft cine sefdbrlide ar5enei
IS bsrurladt 8nodenfrab uno idafft babel nur
uoriibersebcnb Sili,. @icbt es ni6ts anberes
bofir? @emib. Elm irfames unb babel uu.
f6a6Iides Mittel-S ffettsr's Wa9eu.
bitters, elm subsrIaifses Wfittel. nm aus
benz Sbfem binncn aarsem ieoe Spur mias.
matiIdtn Saites sn bertreibea. IS muB obne
8osern unb Obns lluterbre6uus gencmmen
nerben. Die 5olse oabcn-SeiIuns, wirb benz
@ebrau6 bieies moblibdtisen Observation-Disclosures
ber @eiunb6eit fderlid) fOlsen. 9bspspiie.
2eberbcidpsrren, NetUenleioen, &aeumaiismus
uno rinibatiaf afsit ber 8isren uno Der 8laie &C..
b6ren ebenfalls ju ben Nrantbeiten, Delde tur4
bic punosrbart SiIfe bieies ssiunosn. aus
4aansen berseiisllteu 2silmittels, baS Don ben
aleraten smpfOblsn w'rb, Solftdnois ssboben
iperoeu fonnen.
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BetuuiWjDu FW gum UITDru0 rulIeleH
un6 laut @ute Na9t! miinfdten. 9ln,
oere tuur6en bur6 Elm getpiifes 8eflbl
bon 8etlOmmenbeit unb 8ei9dmung
nod fefgebalten nub fu6ten mad einem
WorfDaube, um bic Sblr 3u geminnen.
sic ffriden in benz 3immer planlos
lumber uno muBten ni9t re9t, mas fie
anfangen ioaten. sas
SEPT bate iid Der @raf erbobea unb
erid1ien ia ber offenen 9biir.
M6er bite, rneine 6erren, iagte er,
als er bic nerleeenen Gefi6ter bemerfte.
Nebmen Sic nur feline &adli9t auf mid.
Die Sode III ia bod beute aus.
ia, lagte Der Cine. beuie 1T ni6ts
nlebr au MAIDEN.
@s III wirfli9 i6on iebr fpdt, iaste
elm 4nberer. Sd muB mir 10 tpie 70
f6ou bic Stiefel i'm 8or3immer aus3ie.
ben, benu tuenn meine 6rau aus Dem
S6lafe gemeft tuirb.
st pollenbete ben SOP ni6t. lH6
Ddbrenb bieier @orte haiten fie li9 Der
9bdr ausefdoben. -. llnb onf einnal
WareU Nue 0erl@munDen.
Gls ie i'm Wor3immer i6re ueberr6de
ausoeen, aibmeten lie ipie befreit auf.
gofotD CAB ibnen bas @eleit big Sur
Sbtir.
Ser @raf frrfte iid auf bic gbaile,
Tongue unb fab ipieber bolltommen apas
tbii9 aus. ST blies ben Baud Der 81.
garrefte, ben er in Die Qufir66re einges
3Ogen batte. beod9tig nit einenl pfei.
fenbeH @etdui9 smii6en ben 2ippen
binans unb lpar einiimeilen nod niht
i'm etanoe. bas @eidebene 3u iiberleben
unb li6 bon oeiieH Golgen 9aedeni9ait
ab3ulegen.
BOr Der 6austhiir batten ii1 bic iibri=
cen Gpieler iuieoer sufammensefunoen
unb g!ngen laHgiam, bic 8orfdlle bes
Nbenbs beipre6tnb H.o lib aegenieitis
Berf9miegenbeit gelobeub. ibren Wob.
nunaen 3u, pdbrenb bic Drpf9fen ibnen
i'm S6ritt folgten.
Menn er f9 nur ni1t eridieBt!
Damn fdme man ni6t bios ni6t 3u ieis
mem @eIbe, fonbern bdtte obeneia nod
ben Stanbal.
llnb besweaen bat man fi9 bic Na6t
um bic Obien gei6loseni faste elm
3weiter.
llno 10 tpirb beun in tpenigen 6tuns
ben eiu groBes 8erm6gen berloren ia8ie
Bertpib, ber ni1is perloren unb nur
tusnig getpoHnen bate. -
B6How, ber 6ouptoetpinner, mar,
naGbem er bic Serren perabf4iebei
bate. In ben Salon 3urldgefebrt unb
an ben @rafen beransetretem. gr faste
ibm:
Weaen ber Reeulirung NIT mir brau'
den Sic ii9 feine 6orgen su MAIDEN.
Sd brau9e bas @elo iebt ni@t.
Sd banfe Sbnen, BbFou. Morsen
nil id nod 0auie idreiben. aber "a
merben immerbin einige Sage pergeben.
bis id bic gef6i6te orbneu fam. tlnb
e tpdre mir isbr unangenebnl, tpenu Id
bic Nnoern iiber bic iblihe 6riit bon
bierunb3wan3ig 5tunben binaus parteu
laiien mhBte.
(8ortfetuns foIst'
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ssnitimmiaes ilrtbe,l.

Der apotbeter u. .. Suit in Bippus, Sn.
oiana, bs5engt: sd Tam bas electric
y ttters als oas befe eeiimitteI empfsblen.
Ssoe Gloiae. Delde bertauft purSe. Bat bic se.
lphnibte eulfe esbradt. 9emono purbe no1
6em @ebraude bon nur 6 Gtafden BON feinem
Mbeamntismus befreit. ber ibn f9on 10 Sabre
lang 9epsinigt bate. Der Gpptbster abrabam
3sre IN 8eloilie, Ohio. ssradert: .Dieienise
MeoiSin, ipelde meiner 2oiabriaen Grfabruna
na9 .am beiten sehiA 1T bas electric 8itters@. :.
fauienoe bon dbnliden 9eusniRen Iieasn bor,
fobab bas llrtbeil, babin lautsnb, 6as oas
electric 8itters ale Aranfbeiten Der Qsbsr, Der
Aisren uuo Des 8lutes bsilt. elm sans siniiim.
mias6 III.
Die Glaf&e fofiet nur 80 gents. Su baben
in her apotbets bon u. Oreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
Qual mad, Sem Gileu.

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mebr sefpitrt iperben. gr bilft 10 gui
uerbauen uno 1T 10 milb uno ansemebm
in ieinen Mirtumgen. bob ibn Niele
mad einem trdfttgen Mable Sur Side.
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geiabilii9 unb fann unsleid ieoer on,
Oeren 9lr3uei in ieoem 3ultanbe hes
Ofganismus genommen fperben.